are for what you consider good.
Tomcat is free and very widely used, so there is no cost for ongoing
updates and there is a large community of people to ask if something
goes wrong.
JRun is pretty easy to administer and if you're sticking with ColdFusion
anyhow you can probably get all your support wrapped up together. Also,
since it's from the same vendor as ColdFusion, compatability is likely
to be less of an issue than with other options.
Weblogic and Websphere have their own strengths too, but I'm not so
familiar with either of them.
So it's down to what you need from your J2EE server.
Once you've decided on your criteria for deciding it will probably come
down to a question of short and long term costs.
Spike
Robert Munn wrote:
>I checked the archives and didn't see anything on this, so forgive me if the subject has come up recently. I am looking for opinions on the best J2EE server to use with CFMX 6.1 is.
>
>I am currently switching over my apps to CFMX on J2EE, and at the same time we have a lot of infrastructure upgrades of apps that use one J2EE server or another. We currently have, believe it or not, Tomcat, JRun, Weblogic, and Websphere deployed somewhere in our infrastructure, and I am looking to consolidate on one platform. This is a long-term project, so right now I'm just doing background research.
>
>I appreciate any opinions from the community on the subject.
>
>Rob
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